Compliant with ISO18000-6C EPC G2 protocol, support Dense Reader Mode,can identify and track the animals. Support 96Bits EPC code, 64 bits TID code and 512 bits User.

Each rfid animal ear tag is equipped with an RFID (radio frequency identification) chip, that transmits a signal. Antennas mounted on the feeding troughs will pick up that signal when the cow comes to feed, with a computer keeping track of the amount of time that elapses until the signal is lost when the cow leaves. In this way, the system can keep track of which cows are eating regularly, and that they're getting enough to eat when they do.

Each rfid animal ear tag is equipped with an RFID (radio frequency identification) chip, that transmits a signal. Antennas mounted on the feeding troughs will pick up that signal when the cow comes to feed, with a computer keeping track of the amount of time that elapses until the signal is lost when the cow leaves. In this way, the system can keep track of which cows are eating regularly, and that they're getting enough to eat when they do.

>> Product Parameters Basic model JT-E001- FDX Chip type EM4305 (EM Marin) Function readable and writable Memory Capacity EEPROM 512bit USER DATA 288 bit ID number 1 5 -digit ID code Working frequency 134.2KHZ ± 1KHZ _ Protocol ISO 11784/85 (FDX-B) Data retention time > 10 years at 55°C (131°F) Number of data rewrites >100,000 times at 25°C (77°F) Power supply passive (no battery) Recognition distance 1 to 55 cm (centimeters) EEPROM storage structure: 512 bit EEPROM is made up of 16 32bit . EEPROM Words are numbered from 0 to 15. Word 0 : Assigned to the factory pre-written information. Word 1 : It is a 32-bit unique identification code (UID) written by the factory. Word 2 : Contains a 32-bit password. The password value can only be changed after a successful login command. Word 3 : User data storage area, which can store user-specific information. Word 4 : Used to define configuration words - operating modes and options. Word 4 – Word13 : User data storage area, which can store user-specific information, a total of 2 88 bits space Word 14 – Word 15 for word protection 0 to 13 use the Write Word command to modify

Each rfid animal ear tag is equipped with an RFID (radio frequency identification) chip, that transmits a signal. Antennas mounted on the feeding troughs will pick up that signal when the cow comes to feed, with a computer keeping track of the amount of time that elapses until the signal is lost when the cow leaves. In this way, the system can keep track of which cows are eating regularly, and that they're getting enough to eat when they do.

Tracking identification management, data statistics, automatic feeding, behavior management of animal husbandry, such as cattle, sheep, pigs and other livestock. When installing, use special animal ear tag forceps, etc. to install the tag on the animal ear tag, and then it can be used normally.

Tracking identification management, data statistics, automatic feeding, behavior management of animal husbandry, such as cattle, sheep, pigs and other livestock. When installing, use special animal ear tag forceps, etc. to install the tag on the animal ear tag, and then it can be used normally.

Item No. JT-A001 RFID  Parameter Physical Parameter Chip EM4305 Type Implanted animal tags Working frequency 134.2KHz Material Glass(Lead-free and non-toxic materials inside, plus glass and bio-coating.) Protocol ISO11785/85(FDX-B) Color Transparent Weight About 0.1g Different dimensions and reading range Environment Parameter φ1.25mm*7mm 1-12cm Working temp. -20℃~+70℃(no freezing) φ1.4mm*8mm 1-15cm Storage temp. -40℃~+85℃ (no freezing) φ2.12mm*12mm 1-20cm φ3mm*13mm 1-25cm φ3mm*15mm 1-28cm φ4mm*32mm 1-30cm Features Flexible solution, unique ID number, advanced security features (data integrity check, encrypted identity authentication), easy to use, small size, long service life and surface with anti-slip material. Application Animal tracking and identification management, animal data statistics, automatic animal breeding, animal behavior management, pet management, rare animal tracking.